HILLSPORO ARCU", M'T .' 1910
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(Vtinty Olficial Paper
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Uurd Ktrrj Tharailay
BY
1 .tNCJ A McKINKT
Winn Hillsl-oro's now hotel is
rishod. jratluTin.es like the M.
fir
K.
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eniiiViTneo. now in session
o. will ho easilv handled.
Tavvrey. standpatter and whip
in the National House, was de-
i;;Ud for renomination by an
ir.saiv::t. in Minnesota, Tues
day, at the primaries. Thus the
Cav.nor.ites are falling wherever
tlu-y have a direct primary.
Missed Something
It .
in.i,' Uartv
vi that Teddy, when view-
ian mummy of
i s, stood uncovered, silent-
ly. fur at least 10
duri.'ur that time,
minutes, and
he mentally
composed:
"You are silent, Ka-me-ses
And peace to your soul!
And your spirit's in Heaven al
ready;
Hut you've missed, lla-me-ses.
The vrnutest of all.
Tie thundering voice of old
Teddy!"'
REAL ESTATE TKANSFERS
Haiti A'.diich to Winnifreil Alilrtch
; Juts 'i t 16 K drove - fio
I. M II vi to H T Koeb.r, U id blk
2 Kittv e ooo
W" K H nt to lUttie Chapman, 7.20
s t ; l 1 n r 4 w 360
W A l..t:k:ty to J P Hicks. 2 lots
Hh Park Al HtSl-boro - 37.S
On S it- to L M Hoyt, tr in Henry
. lit:d t.ooatiou 10
A l!M..;:iy to R H Heimbaeh, 4
Mar M-.:,loy Station 1450
Joei A.-li to B F White. 113.99 kc
39 ,V ;s t 1 n r 4 w 10
1'ru-iciKe H att to Ludvig Nichts-
mani', 150 a sec Jl t a n r 1 w 1950
Emily Kugle to m Riggle, 20 5 a
sec 9 t J n r 4 w
Same 10 ,eo Riggle, 19 a sec 9 tan
r 4 v.
S .n;e tu B K Riggle, iS a ec 9 t a n
r 4
J110 run 11 Jr to Jao l'ieren Sr, ao a
Xt JJl JDt! W 3OO
1, J .li .wic n to Liuie Kandail, 1 s a
w 2 1 a n r a w 5000
H V k v 1; to A h Kern, 31.93 acres
Con..- u .lie 3300
thi 1 1 i:ey to Paul Jasclunk, 40 a
tec t ! n t 3 w iSoo
Ro!-t j' '.iir-on to Abraham Altschuler
ion a mc 3i t a n r 5 w
Christ! n lliman to Hans Wurni.
lot 4 ' !k U IeUman Acres 10
1; (", miner to S Ijc Totirueau
V) 3j s t;;ow Orenco 5ooo
J I-; Prtitai: tc J .N" Ili-ffman, part blk
3 b'.k 19 Forest Grove S50
cvtetti Oiegon Irust to to Henry
l in, tract 33 irgmia l'lace 700
(rtj!cn bt.rety 5: Casualty Co to
John A Miller, 24 &J a Olds dona
tu 11
Kred Kt 'tr to Bank of Sherwood, 24
iu'.n in -:iei wood
-1750
Ilernut: Metier to Geo S Clark, lot
in Mu.Kcr Acre Tracts 325
F.HSttni Inv Co to A Altschuler, 160
a h-c 32 t a n r 5 w
M L Wt.ch to K N Patton
20
M43
sre 13 I I S r ! w
Harvey Newton to J T Alexander,
15"
,t'o
a mc 4 t 3 n r 3 w
Hairirt M Baker to Oregon Nursery
Co, 5 a IBic Ktitler donation 1050
F A likmet to Ortgon Nursery Co, I
a Wi,i Kent.ett donation 300
Wallace llcCamant to (J F wells, 3
lots 1:: lonauin 10
Mrs Miry R Cuuiniings to Mary
Green, 3'J a sec 15 t l!l&
personal property ... 4000
Heniy Ma..er to Wash Co Abstract
Title vV Trust Ho, 160 a iec ai tan
r 3 w
J I Nor tUrup et al to the same, 40 a
see 21 t 2 n r 3 w
Wash Co to II S Slurdevant, 7 lots
b'k 41 Cornelius 58
Geo liucki JKhain to Isaac K Ander
sun. 4'j a li F Tupper donation.... 40C0
Thos riiompson to Alma W leden-
mann, 4 a Gaston Acres 5S0
Thos W Thompson to Nanna Kogulie,
4 a Gaston Acres 5S0
Thos W Thompson to Maggie Rogu-
lie, I a Gaston Acres 145
Marque: in- Brown to Walter Miller,
40 a near Tavlor's Bridge 1800
Frederick Klligsento Mary Ellijjsen,
70 a Jane Pointer donation 1
Frederick Klligsen to Henry fil.ig-
seu, 10 a sec 1 t 3 s r I w 1
Mercantile Tr & Inv Co to Thos E
Hughes, 6 a sec 23 1 1 s r I w, . . . 2000
Minnie Haker to Frank Fisher, tract
in s-c 3 t 2 n r 4 w -3500
I) I) Safrtr lo Dora A Campbell, q c
to 16 It ttrips sec 10 t I s r 4 w j
Dora O1111 bell lo D D Sage, q c 16-
ft str-p t-t-c n t 1 s r 4 w 1
McMimivi le Tel Co to Fhc Tel &
Tel Co, their system McMinnville
to I'ort'and iooco
John Ji ,Mrsen to Anna Larsen, 9 a
mar Mulloy, Wash Co 1
Fiederick Bockmann to Henry
5 a war Wheeler i5oo
Card of Thanks
The undersigned desires to thank
the many kind friends who ten
dered aid and consolation during
her recent bereavement, the
death and burial of her beloved
husband, Otto Leismann.
Mrs. Louise Leismann,
Bethany, Ore.. Sept. 22, 1910.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bockmann, of
Wheeler, below Reedville, were
in town Tuesday, transferring a
ir a acre tract, which they have
sold from their place in that
fruitful section. Mr. Bockmann
returned Tuesday morning from
Seattle, where he visited a daugh
ter. They w ere accompanied to
the county seat by. 1. Heiden
etrom, tf Beaverton.
A mother and daughter front
orvst Grove, and who had just
taken up their rosidoneo in that
place, were making their first
trip on the Southern Pacific, the
other dav. The morninc was
rather axil, but notwithstanding
this the daughter was trying to
raise the window. Her mother
remonstrate! with her, but she
persisted and had the window
Halt -raised, when the brakesman
entered the car to announce a
tation. "IWtha." he called
out. and the rirl in anrer 'vrniit-
tii the window to drop. Turn
ing to her niouier. she said.
here do you supi-ose that fool
earned mv Christian name.?'"
Pulpit assignments for Sunday.
On'KMii Conference Methodist
nurch. 11 A M. l.ishop i tu.rles
V Smith, L L l;8 P M. Clarence
T Wilson. l 1: Congregational
Church. 11 A M. Fletcher Homan,
D: S P M. Kev W C Keuter. D
": Christian Church. 11 A M.
ev C. H Feese. D D; S P M. Kev
i C Black well: Haptist Church.
1 A M. Rov F C Schotield:S P M.
iev 1 A matters: hvancelical
Church. 11 A M. Kev Kobt Sut-
lilfe: 8 P M. Rev C M Van Mar-
ter; heaverton. Kev J Haw
kins: Orenoo, Kev W K JetTeries
r: Foivst Grove, 11 A M. Kev C
' Wilson.
Ora V. Walker, of Hillsboro.
wul iH' entitled to a state certili-
ate w hen a sufficient period of
teaching has been indulged, and
Louise Huber, of Keaverton.
w hen reaching the reouirvd age.
will also le entitled to a like pa
per. Mate cert ihcates have ooon
granted Mary hmmel, bcholls.
and Rosa Vandehev, of St
.Mary s. near leaverton, and a
state diploma has been granted
W llhs Johnston, of Gaston. The
papers were issued yesterday by
the Mate, board of Lducation, at
a!em.
J. T. Powell, of Umatilla.
where he is in charge of the en
gines at that famous old division
point, was down to the historic
1 -t 1 t
stamping grouna luesuav, me
guest of the Slattervs. His son,
Clarence, is now hostler-which
means that he runs the engines
in and out of the round house
at the same point. J. T. savs
he has an idea that old Hillsboro
has been growing some since he
eft here last year.
Y- r ft 1 r 1
r. s. Anderson, tormerly a
resident of Reedville and Witch
Hazel, and who has been up in
the Alberta since leaving Balls
ton, a lew months ago, was m
town the first of the week. Mr
Anderson says that the season
A I , I . 1
was very dry up in that section,
and that crops were not very
good this year. He is now spell
ing a few months in the Eastern
Oregon country, where he has
interests.
W. A. Shaw, w ho has promoted
all the Beaverton-Keedville acre
age, embracing several hundreds
of acres of fine land, which has
been cut up into small tracts and
much ot it sold to homeseekers
was out to the city Tuesday, on
business. Mr. Shaw savs that
many of his purchasers are put-
ting out young orchards, and it
will not be many years until land
down that way will be worth as
nign as a tnousana dollars ier
acre. With tine bearing or
chards, and care for trees, his
prediction can not but come true.
Deeds have lieen filed convey
ing the McMinnville lelephone
Co. s interests from McMinnville
to Portland, through Washing
ton County, the consideration
being ten thousand dollars. The
purchaser is the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
successor to the company former
ly known a:s the Pacific States
With the hop harvest all saved;
with a splendid grain crop; with
a good yield of hay, and with
fruit of all kinds in abundance -
m i if 4.
HBiniiiiw,. wumi, .3 r,eiene us
a udt in inuittii summer, rtnii.
l .. ;l i- i '
oy uie way um you ever see
nicer weainer:
The Uhited Railway is rushing
construction rapidly out to the
Northeast, and it is said that cars
will be running to North Plains,
the new town near Glencoe, in a
few weeks.
Fred Greener, of below Rood's,
was down to Portland, the first
of the week - and it is a safe bet
that Fred saw that "Buffalo
Bill" show.
M. C. Hewitt, the Carpenter, is
still in the housemoving business,
i -c u. i -t i i
and if you have a building to
move, see him for an estimate.
Oscar Fenn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. McClarkin, of Laurel,
arrived home last week from a
five months' trip to Alaska,
H, H. Cochran, of this city,
will begin the Fall and Winter
term of school at Columbia Acad
emy, North Plains, next Monday
Ernest Goetter, the Laurel
blacksmith, was in town the first
of the week, suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
uri i. .
vviien you want ice cream, gel
the best llazlewood Koeber's
Confectionery.
Mrs. 0. M. Gardner and son,
Oren, were down from Moun
taindale, Monday afternoon.
Guernsey bull, 18 months old,
for sale. Inquire at County
Farm, Newton. 28-29
JudyroC. F Kindt was up from
Kinton, Tuesd:i.v aftenuxn.
Al llcCumsey. of Mountain
dale, was in town this afternoon.
II. H. Hall, of Shady P.nn.k.
was in the city this morning.
Harry has Uvn nursing a siee
of the LitlripiK' for the past
week.
Supt, Rimes, of the public
schools, rvjiorts an enrollment of
which is larger than at the
eorrespondin): vrivxl of the
schvvl opening last year.
William H. Holland and Car
rie Cox were married in the city
today. They will take up their
residence in Hillsboro after a
wedding tour to Pujrrt Sound
and Tatoosh.
George CramU'iy. aired TO
years, dial at his home near the
schixl grounds, Monday evening.
from rheumatism. He had just
returntnl from a trip to Florida.
and on the day of death had sold
his place, preparatory to moving
back to Illinois. His w idow sur
vives. There are no children.
The funeral took place yesterday.
1 he I raniborjrs resided on the
tiragg property.
Julius Woltf and Herman Si
mon, ot rort land, who with a
brother of the latter, who is
touring the V.. S. A., returned
to Portland Saturday, after an
extended visit with Kmil Fischer,
the Kotsford mill blacksmith, of
Yinelands. Mr. Fischer says his
friends had a good time, and
that the Mr. Simon from Ger
many says he likes America fine,
and that he would oocome an
Oregonian. but for a good posi
tion he holds in the Fatherland
The city council has instructed
the Recorder to draw an amend
ment to the charter, permitting
01 paving streets, ami also an
ordinance requiring cement side
walks to be laid from rirst to
Kighth, and from the S. I', to
Grant when old walks must U
renew ed. The Recorder w as nl-
so notified to prepare a Knd is
sue of $16,iXX) to take up out-
standing warrants. It begins to
look
as though Hillstxiro will
some pavement, both on
have
the streets and walks.
oRixiON i:li:ctric
The schedule of departure and arrival
of Oregon Ktcctric Car for Portland
follows:
FOR PORTLAND
l-KOM IIIKTI.ASP
7 051 m S 00 a m
H 55 a 111 9 25 a 111
to 45 a in 11 15 am
35 p m 1 oj p 111
55 P m 3 05 P
2 p m 4 25 p 111
15 p m 6 25 p 111
5S p in 9 ao p m
45 p tii1; t 12 ao a 111
Sunday only I Sunday imlv
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leaves for Portland
Forest Groe Local 6u s. m,
Knters on Fourth St.
Sheridan Her 8:42 a. m,
Knters Union lpot via Oawego
Forest Grove Local 10:42 a. m.
Forest Grove Local 3:3a p.
. v.mcis on Fourth St.
iorvants uverianu 5:10 p.
Knters on Fourth St.
Lenves Portland for Hillsboro
Corvallis Overland 7:20 a. ui
Leaves on Fourth 8t.
Forest Grove Local Ki.Vi a m
Leaves on Fourth St.
porest t.rove Iocal coop, ni.
I -eaves on It fferson St.
Sheridan Fiver 4:00 p. ni
Leaves Union Depot, via W'illsbiiri;
rorest Grove Local 5:40 p.m.
leaves on Fouith St.
NOTICR TO TAXPAYERS
The last half of the VMfi) taxes,
where the first half was paid
prior to trie nrst Monday in
April, 1910, is due and payable
on or before the first Monday in
October, 1910, and unless paid
by October 3, 1910, will become
,1,.;,,,
utmiuvtu, ciuu I'tnaitjr tuna in-
terest will be charged until said
;
'a 1'iiu.
Geo. G. Hancock.
QV,0(r r,'v,.f;,.; tv ia.
lector for Washington County.
Oregon.
Dated at Hillsboro, this 1st
day of September, 1910,
Notice i1 Final Settlement
Notice ii liorebv Klven. that the under.
Miiriied, nmiie the duly apixiliitod, oimli
lied and acting KieriitorH of the lunt Will
and IfrMtanient of William JurVKtm Hr,
doc-nated, have filed In the county court
of the Htt of OreRoii for WuHhiiiKUin
tiirs. and that nald court ban lixeii Friday.
"ie 2'9t .(.lsT of ",r't io'i' a.
M. of nan! day aa the timo, and tlio i-oun-
ty court room of WaMhlngtoii County,
Orepon, in HillHhoro, Oregon, aa the place
for liearniK oujeciioiis i aid linul an-
omit and for the liiml letUement o; Maid
ftHlatn.
Dated thin Seiitemher 'Mh, I!ll0.
WILLIAM J I IIOKNS J K
JOHN JliKdKNH,
KxpeutorH of the lant Will and TitHla-
iiiciit or William JurKeim Sr., dfi-PHMdd.
liagley A Hare.AUoriieya for Executor.
Notice oi Final Settltment
Notice in herohy given, that the iindnr-
"'k11?1'. ',"'"? t'l"'1"1? 14!'i1
Zt u'anu
Iioiuted mid
lnir enoouUir
TfMtamimt of Alvali
K. Kice, dee'd., Iibn liled hia dual ar.i-uiint
UU IMK-ll A MMltjll Ifl lltu milhlir
. r. --: : j
ino oiai oi un-gun, ior waaliliigttii
County, in the mailer of wild eNtutn: and
that aaid court ha llxed Friday, tin,
nay m iri., iniu, hi ine Hour ot leu o'clock
A. M. of nald day, aa the time, and the
county court room of Washington Coun
ty, Oregon, in tiiimiKiro, Oregon, an the
lilace for hearing olilectlotiH. to Maid final
account ami for the final Hollleiutiut of
Maid eatato.
J. T. KICK,
K i ecu tor of the last Will and Tentamnnl
of A I vail K. Uiise, dee'd.
Xlagley it Hare, Attorneys for Executor.
P. id Adv.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COURT FOR THE FOUR YEAR TERM.
VOTL l Tllt.M. TWO
Z X
THOMAS A. McHKIlK. of Cl.ukautas
WAI.I.ACK MvCAMANT.of Mtiltiiomah
Henry J. l'c m, who is riiiiuiiu', against
MclUideaud McC.unaut. is in no way ic
l.itcJ to Ut-bcit S. Beau, for many years
Supreme Jtulc td tivou, and now a
Federal Judge appointed by PicMdcut T.ilt.
Builder's - - Opportnnity
ca a a
Doors, Windows, ntl tht
best Plaster made, at less
than what it costs you in
Portland.
FRENTZEL h McFARLANlC bROS.
Main St. and P. U. vS: X. Tracks. Both Plumes.
Guns! Ammunition!
c
The open seuson for birds
tajjins on October 15. See our
fine assortment of single and dou
ble barreled shotguns, latest in.iu
facture. l!ig supply of standard
ammunition. See us Wfotc you
buy our prices arc an induce
incut. Fine Httutiug Kquiptucnt.
Bicycles
I'.est manufactures of bicycles al
ways in stock. Our bicycle re
pairing is tit kind that "Stays
Repaired."
LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro.
Garaget Third Street.
R.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.
n.vvi.r. on Mi l Ki:v-wni( ii:
W. C. Haw ley is the assembly candidate,
15. F. MuMey submits his candidacy to the people
Hawlev opposes Statement One, the direct primary and
popular election of senators.
Mulkey stands for Statement One, the direct primary
and popular election of senators,
Hawley stands for Cannonisni, Aldricbism and Maud-
patism. He voted for a revision of the tariff t enrich
special interests.
Mulkey stands for a revision of the tariff downward to
benefit the consumer, stands with the insurgents and
Roosevelt to make this a "government of the people,
by the people, for the people," instead .f for the trusts
and special interests.
Hawley is reactionary.
Mulkey is progressive.
Mulkey has challenged Hawley to debate the fotcpoiiu'
issues.
Hawley has repeatedly declined.
Why?
Which do you prefer?
If you arc a stand-patter vote for Hawley.
If you area progressive, vote for Mulkey.
NO. I.I ON II.W.I.OT
THROUGH TICKETS
ON SALE DAILY
Oregon Electric Railway
And Choice of Route
Beyond Portland
LOW ROUND TRIP EXCURSION
FARES TO
DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS
AND PUEBLO.
On Sale Sept. 1910.
For rates Sleeper reservation and full in forma
tion address,
A. L. Ruff, A O F I A H. Cronisf,, Agent
(oii KleclricRy. r.Ko F.U-ctric Ky.
, 0r,,,m,0re- IlillHboro, Ore.
For Htprescnlative
'll X .1 N Jliilfllltttl, Itrpulilicnn CHn
(litlate; favor. StBUnirnt No i and op
posed to 8t in hly nielhoils.
Paid Advertisament
2
ShropHhiro buckH, yfarliriKH,
or Hale-t'lijfible to nriHtry.
I'm! (Jronc-r, Seholls, Ore., post
ofliee address, Hillsboro, Ore
Uoute 2. 28-33 "
AniiouiKi'iiu-iit oKUti. (I. HniuiHkl
lo the voter of Washington
County. Oregon:
I I lu-ivhv IllUllHltH e mH'lf u II
candidate for the olliceof Slierilf
of Wushingtoii County, Hiibject
; i.. lb.- 1'iidorsciiu'iit of the nri
i . .i : .... i.. ... I,. ,1.1 ,.
tuarv 1 1 v iiimi, i in m '! -teinU'rLMlh.
1910.
If 1 um nominated Und elected
I m ill during my term oi olluv,
f'nibf'iillv !iiul iiniuu tiullv div
charge the dtiticn then-of. and
gie to the HHiplo of tin t ounty
an clhcient ami at the wtine
time mi economical iidtniuiHtru-
i,..n
I further Mtate that I will gie
ib,. luisiiii' of that ollice mv
personal attention, with court eny
, . . ..... it
and lair irvuuncni to an.
GF.ti. G. 1 1 ANl'iH'K,
Mllki:
III lln futility fiiiirl ul Ui WU of lin-ntui
(or mIiimkIhii ( tuititr.
In tlin niatlnr i l Ilia ..H. ti..u n
itirln Ktlmi'll lU'lttf llmr t.i rliugii
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i.ama l,i w Itiiatn llntny Miliar.
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liiiill ami inw, aaalug In liaa lit liama
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f thai ilay, llirti ami lliria l.i ultar I
ii.,w aitM if any yon Lata, ahy an
oi.lnr uf aai.l r.nul hmiUl li-.l l a ntala In
Iha ahuva alilitta.1 t-.iur( ami ran aranl-
ttitf Iha -r.t 1 1 1. mi ,.f aai.l W lillaiit llanry
II .i.fiirlha r, anil I'haiiKtti hi uatiin fium
iiltatn llnnry lla'liitthar, l.i William
M on r y Miltrr ami ilr-iarlri( llial Ui I
hia liyai uania,
W Iturw, II, r Hun. J. W, UikkIIii, Jtl.lga
ur Iha inniiily r.ititl ul Iha filaln nf Or.nn,
I Iha i minly uf W ahinftiti with Iha
al uf mint alhtr.l Una lal .lay ul
uilriiilr, A l , run
t-ai) Ali-l J. W. lUil.y. f lark.
SUMMONS.
IN TIIK i I ltd! r foinr oK TIIK
nlAlKor' itKKtioN.rOlt W A s 1 1
IStiioS (t NT V
N lira I'. Nrlauii, I aj i it It It . I
.
l.i U A Nrluiti ilrfrii.lanl t
I. tila A Ni-Ikiii, ili.(.,mtaiit almva nauirul.
In Ihr iiainn nf Um .itula nf Oiruii, ytm
ara harahy taiiiril l.i a-iur an, I ana
l llu i'uiiiilaitil lli.. haralti agalnal
yun In Ilia il.nr ri,lill .,,11 r Iha 1 71 la
ui i uim.r. i nu, um aattia la-intf Ihr
.lain ihiinihI l, ilia Huimral.la f, f.
' ai"n. jituRn ui ina athia annua,
fin rl, ami Iha aaina la-ln Ilia ai,.raU.ui
nf tha Hum .n- riUl In Ihn unlnr of
iu,i, ali.ni ul 11,1a, aiiiiiniuna, hh li aahl
unlnr i. ilalml Auutial W), I nn,
A llll If mil an lull lu am-.r ,..l ....
war ani'l iiiiuilaiut ami autnuiuna fur
waul lharauf thn ). Ian, llll linrntii will
"Pl'ly in Iha lia antilli i-.iurl (nr Iha
rrllrf ilninninlail In hi. rutuiiialul, w hu h
.Kill rrhi.f I, a. I, I..-,,. it...
ialnllll l auk fur ih-i-ran ul aliaulnta
illvurta fruin ahl ilrliui.Uttl ami that Iha
iiotnla ni mull ununy hi-ratufura ami imw
atlaltiiK l-IiA.n i.iii, lilt an. I aanl iln
lamlaltt Im fnravar altnaolv.nl . aiinullnl
nml aii a.iiln, ami (ur am-lt uiht-r, lurthnr,
a.l.lllmiiiil anil illltTnit rallaf tialhla hull
nrahli. i-uiirl may il.-aui mart Hli rttlly
.l.i jii, I...
J. A. Mima lul, I. .a
.... , , Atluritry fur .ln Ittt tlT.
Mral iillilli'iilliiii rti,ilrnilr Ul, tlo.
i.at (, in hi, an, in ih iuln-r I, lilt. Illll).
Settle It Now
Settle It Right
For constitutional amendment
giving to cities and towns
exclusive power to license.
regulate, control, suppress,
or prohibit the sal of intn.
Icatlng liquors within the
municipality.
328 X Yes
ENDORSED BY
40,000 OREGON CITIZENS
--I'aitl AtlvL-uint ni, ,t
Nona:
oithn WtHtihtf .,r ii,cIMIt n,mr, of
' ' I it 1 1 . 11 1 Hill
N-itlt:., la linrfliy jflv.ni thttt t, rt.,nrt
.A.U...I ,r Wttlil.KiM (:,
?, .'L '" OriiKnn wl inuiit nil Mnml
t NHltl linunl, lu iiil,l,.y .-,, ,a
SMHI-HMIIIIIItt rilllH llfai.1, ,
.ir.;HT..hy...;;,-;,;ily"'A' Z.r:;!:!
II , V " """" l' '"''!"!1!"'!"!
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PORTLAND MARKET
Vnilry wlii'At jicf ))n
nlH, Nihivliftc IZi':
Timothy liy , t mV. V?"
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Cuiilry Liter, prr iC 5 '
OiitHlileCrennicry, ir lit... A
- una ti.-r ,1. 1 J"
Hem, per Hi
Cider Apples
WANTED
At the Unii'l.i l l-
Co.Ci,l,r Mi, ,V'
minis. u.h, .. ,,V'
i"tr p-.ui. w, a'Kl;
custom uuik v,.
1 1 . . Ul 'am
o.uicis niiii i,,..,., ,
I , l'l M.r
for sale. r
I'lli'Mr, In, ,
t" ' "I -.
NowMan:iR(luent
II0MH STVIj:
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aim
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f Sfrii-iv Tr:i. .. i.-i.i',ialp?j!
w Moli.-.t., :,. ,
ho,,., m.-aii. ru n
ny 1 ne wi--k.
Main St. mil d ldi M
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l i-i rv I'.nii,.., ;
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a.'iltlil til Ilia li.ar.rr
thai .i-l linn, hit
t.lli ila uf ik l. I- t
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t'uilfl Ihailu In If: .
lima .ti.l aa f,,r l.n:
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I1in uf 4t. at4!r
lata. Una 111. Ui .
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Tatar n,tr,ici.?
uf Ilia nalale ul U i
laraaa.1.
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I Itafrl.y atttii.itn.i-
li ' :t I HI !.:.
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ryain-a auhjc, I I., f
uiaiira to l In ',.
ami If uutttinalr.l on 1
Hit uft.i Utj hot altr
1
HiIMmho, ihr , i
ro kii'wisiM mini:
To ihr viilrt vl Wa!'!'i-'i fimnlt I
hrirl.y annuumr u s ,.ulilr
l:r)ilrM-Dlnlltr li. Ihr .r ilinr, aat' t
In lllr Hr-liltlH'aii (.itui.tt rlrittua H
I llrhl ,"M-irllilii ; l ,ni
J. A. I l i j i-ian,
Wrat Ir.t.il l ir. tni-l.OWfr.ia.
I'm ki-prcsc-niniivc
I Itnrl.y antiniimr nn 'I ralfli
Int Hr.l wlllnlur, .u'.'il In H'
hi 1.1 Iran I'riittary rh . Unit l I wW '
.Vplrmlarr M, I'lln
I list 1 . UK"1
FOR KHl'RKSfcNlAMVB
Tn Ilia Vnlria nf Wa-).tn:l"ll IW
I lirtrhv aniintiinr mv nii'h-11 "
HrpirarltUllvr fur W-.ti mKl.'fl CcrnMi.
aithtri l 1.1 Ilia Kr.l,!n itt pimialio W
l Itrld SrljU-ltllict I. I')"1
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S , II. II"..'
I'niral I'.rovr. (Irr.. A,iK' "
AnnoiiiKcmcnt fur IniiHUfvr
Tn Iha u,,la,a t.f Wn. Ill Ii 1 1, ill CaJl'?
I lirtrhy aanniiiit e- invn II ' '
fm thr nllifa tif fi.unlv Tn "''' 01
W'aaliliiKtnn C'uiililv, tm tltr KimiWi"
Tifkrl. aulilri-l t.i U'- '""" , .
rrlumry Klrrimn l ! I"-'"1
1.1. lutn. If lam nimU'l t,il rUC-
ril, I will til nil Uni. 'ml"tuir lot-
,l,,,-l II. .H.i,. ,,f l i-i l , I' nl'H"ii"7
III thr fittiiic as I ha vi- in Un- part.
W M. .I n t"""!
llilMioro, I Mr,, A"K' s. mi"
I or County I rniMin''
Tlio unili'miKiu-'l. l'r,,J'-v Z
rioiiiiccil Ins turn f i l:n ,
olliei'of County Tiviismvnm m
i. i i . r . .... i.;.. i hi t ic
Kt'ptlllllCIUl llfKfl, Minji. -
primary, which will 1"' Ih'IiI
toinl.fr 21, 15)10.
ill', IN .
II. 't.
Kori'Ht (Jrovf, Own.
niTSWDlll I'.l tKS
I have for milf a mimlTof yiJ
liniriiiul Suriritr Ct.tswohl
nf
of tlio k'Ht r.'krisLi n'i
Cull und Kvt yom- V-'Z:
Cuwrso. North I'lainH, t-oi ,r
Oro., Koute 1. ,w
i,r
Just ask Kmrifk X' rwin
see oiio of tlifir m-w k
trniw. Coin thfin .'very i ,
and thf re m no clianff ; r
inn yourself or running
in your hand.
TOK COUNTY JliWHi
" "" iD nil D
I hfi'fliv unnoiiiiff
Ufiiulilifiin carnlidiiU'
lir coning
Jiidvro of Washington
u,,i, ;.,,,i I,, i iin wihIicS
('mini.Vt
of t'ie
voters at the IVinmry
to bo held September 2 1, !; "'
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